The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-05-12

second stock offspring goods. The ladies
should mot fall tosinspect the stock, for
we are confident they will be pleased with
both quality and prices. They carry a
complete stock and take pleasurei in show
ing their friends the many bargains they
are offering.
! Round trip tickets to WashingtopS D.
'C.S, will be on sale at the G. & q. depot on
the 18th, 18TH 20th and 2lst inst, good. to
return until June 9th, at 50. 80 EACH These
rates apply only to parties Of twenty-five
or more, travelling in body on one tick
ct. No rates for single tickets have been
furnished yet.
An entertainment. consisting Of the lit
tie operetta, "wedding Cakes" tahleaux
and music, will be given at the Masonic
Hall, Tuesday, the 18th. beginning
promptly at half past eight. for the bene'
at of the Pioneer Steam Fire Engine
Company of our town. Tickets for sale
at Hills drug store.
The match game of base ball, which
was played In this city last Thursday
afternoon, between the Williamson and
Anderson Clubs, was witnessed by large
crowd The score stood 80 to 20 In favor
of' Williamson. The Williamson Club
Is composed Of good material, and has
several very good players.
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The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning. Services
will be held on Saturday; morning and
evening preceding. Services will also be
held on Sunday night, and may continue
through the week. DR.. Friarson will be
assisted by his brother, Rev. E. o. Frier-
son, Of Laurens.
The people in and around Starr, the new
station established on the 8. v. R. R., at
Cross Roads Church, have at last succeed
ed in getting Postofice established there.
The Office will be known as Twiggs, and
Miss Josephine Stuckey has been appoint
ed Postmistress.s This office will be a
great sc,osnysnience fto the speoplesof that
section. ~ 3 s=ssss !
List Of letters remaining in the Post
bfice fcti the week ending May 11th.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised: G. n. Anderson
4 Co, Gus. Anderson, Wade Miller, ,J.W.
Coaley, 8. /. Davis, Mrs. vester CARING
ton, John Hammond, COL, Henry Hills,
Elias johnson, ssm'l ]. Juanltivamer,
Mrs. Jane Harris, Peter: McC Collough, Miss
Matte Magast, Seaborn Strickland, 2. l..
rstAphenson,, Dina Summers, Mrs. Cora
Williams.
Next Sunday having been designated
sas Childrens' Day by thes G. Conference,
iRey.;W.s. Wightman will preach spe-
icial sermon to the children Sunday
morning in the Methodist Church, and it
slb earnestly desired that all the children
sof the congregation attend the service.
,sAs night special service w be held for
young men, at which timSE. J. 9.
,cqinkscales and g. E. Prince, Esq, are
expected-to deliver addresses.
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Col. 8. Smith died at his home at
Liberty, Piekens County, on yesterday,
eyed eayears, after;a lingering illness Of
hree months With Bright's disease. he
was for many years merchant at Bolton,
Anderson County. and afterward' engaged
in business at Liberty: For several
yesis, howeysis BE has bean buying opt
ton toan. He leaYes widow and eight chill.
dren. Col. Smith was widely known
and popular. and had many friends who
viii deeply lament his death. He will be
buried at Belton.- Greensius Ne,rs, May 10.
The aresnyille Ne.y,, Of last Sunday,